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Bellevue’s Boutique Sky Tower Starts Final Sprint To Sellout

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Published on June 15, 2026
Bellevue’s Boutique Sky Tower Starts Final Sprint To SelloutSource: Google Street View

MARI Bellevue, a 138-unit boutique condominium tower just one block from Bellevue Square, has relaunched sales and is now more than half sold. The developer reports the building is roughly 60% sold following three transactions tied to the relaunch, leaving about 50 residences still on the table as the Realogics Sotheby’s top-producing Gwo Piña Buchanan team takes over the final sellout.

In a press release via Tech Focus Asia, Create World North America said the relaunch was repriced for current market conditions and generated three sales in its first week back on the market. The company noted that only 50 of the tower’s 138 move-in ready residences remain, which the release described as roughly 60% sold. “Bringing MARI back to the market is a full-circle moment for me,” Dehlan Gwo said in the statement.

Price Spread Reaches Studios To Sky-High Penthouses

The project’s pricing runs from studios below $500,000 to penthouses topping $5 million, with one-bedroom homes starting in the $700,000s, two-bedrooms from about $1.4 million, and three-bedrooms from roughly $2.3 million. Those ranges were reported by 425 Magazine after reviewing the sales materials. Create World and its brokerage team say that broad mix is drawing both first-time condo buyers and downsizers who want to be back in downtown Bellevue.

SkyClub, SkyDeck And Move-In Ready Units

The tower’s top floor features a resident SkyClub and an open-air SkyDeck that the developer promotes for sweeping views of Lake Washington and the Cascade and Olympic ranges. According to MARI Bellevue’s website, every residence is currently listed as move-in ready and building amenities include concierge service, a fitness area, and a dog run with wash station. The rooftop amenity package is being pitched as a key differentiator for a boutique high-rise in downtown Bellevue.

Where This Fits In The Current Market

The relaunch lands amid a broader easing in Eastside luxury-condo dynamics that has tilted a bit more leverage toward buyers compared with the peak presale years. Local market reporting and brokerage summaries for Q1 2026 show rising inventory and longer marketing windows, conditions that are prompting some developers to recalibrate pricing and reintroduce unsold units. That backdrop helps explain why Create World chose to bring MARI back with a new broker team and adjusted pricing.

How To See A Unit

Interested buyers can find availability and schedule showings through the MARI sales gallery, and the project lists contact details and current inventory on its sales site. For up-to-date listings and to arrange a tour, visit MARI Bellevue’s website or connect with the Realogics Sotheby’s agents handling the sellout. With roughly 50 homes left, brokers say the final phase could move quickly if buyer interest holds.

Seattle-Real Estate & Development